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Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 is seeking a Full-time RBT paraeducator for center-based Autistic Support classes in Manheim, PA. The role provides instructional support to the teacher and students under supervision and requires ongoing BCBA collaboration.
Qualification requirements include a high school diploma, maintaining RBT certification, and meeting PDE credential options. Training covers safety and crisis response as part of daily duties.
Full-time Schedule:
7.50 Hours/Day (7:30 am-3:00 pm) Monday-Friday 185 Days/Year Minimum Hourly Salary:
$23.00 **Earn up to an additional $5,000 this school year**
The Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) paraeducators assigned to center-based Autistic Support special education classes provide instructional support to the teacher (instructional leader) and students under the general supervision of the program supervisor of special education. The RBT paraeducator also receives ongoing support and training from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, provided by IU 13, as required by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board.
Maintain monthly requirements and certification to maintain RBT Paraeducator position. If the RBT Paraeducator fails to meet these requirements and is in otherwise good standing, the RBT Paraeducator will transferred to an open paraeducator position at a reduced rate of pay, if a position is available.
As required by the PA Department of Education: Each school year, provide evidence of 20 hours of staff development activities related to position. Pro-ration will apply based on date of hire within the school year. All hours spent obtaining and maintaining the RBT certification will count towards the 20 hours of professional development requirement.
RBT Certification or completion of RBT Certificate program by the conclusion of the first full semester of employment. RBT certificate must be renewed annually, in a timely manner. Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI), Safe Crisis Management Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (SCM) or Quality Behavioral Solutions: Safety-Care Crisis Prevention (QBS), as directed by program needs.
The strength and ability to lift and/or assist in lifting students ranging in age from pre-school to twenty-one and any assistive appliances, for example: wheelchair.
The ability to physically restrain students in emotional stress by using the Crisis Prevention Institute Training (CPI), Safe Crisis Management (SCM) or Quality Behavior Supports (QBS) method, depending on program need, for which training will be provided.
Must be able to contextually run/sprint after/to an eloping child and be able to help a learner off the floor should they drop to the floor under their own power.